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“I think he recognizes the need to overhaul immigration...and he is just the person to do it, IMO.”

If you haven’t already, read Ann Coulter’s “Adios, America!” which was written in 2015. I doubt that he got all of his ideas on immigration from that book (quite to the contrary, his talks about this issue a bit in “The Art of the Deal” written in the mid-’80s), but much of what he has said over the past 5 years might as well have been lifted verbatim from it. The simple fact (which Coulter shows in a very organized fashion and backs up with voluminous sources) is that since 1965 the Democrats have been engaged in a very long-term plan to change the electorate in such a way as to ensure that they someday have unchallenged power on a national level in the same way as they utterly rule California.

The current immigration fiasco started when LBJ heard from his political advisors, shortly after his massive 1964 landslide, that he would be the last Democrat President (barring big mistakes by the Republicans) was based upon the fact that since 1948 the Democrats have failed to win a majority of the white vote, and by the 1964 election that not only hadn’t changed, but it was accelerating away from the Dems. So that’s how we got the 1965 Immigration Act (that, and large Dem majorities in both Houses) that literally turned the quota system on its head - we went from admitting 90% from Europe and 10% from the Turd World to the exact opposite, overnight. That LBJ thing was, btw, part of what Ben Wattenberg (one of LBJ’s press people, and was present at the meeting) mentioned in a PBS documentary that he did about 35 or so years ago about the Democrats. The bill was written by RFK (then the AG) and proposed by Ted Kennedy in the Senate - they clearly were dreaming of a family dynasty and, shameless politicians that they were, used sympathy for their brother’s murder for their perceived self-interest.

Yeah, Trump is the person to do it - the ONLY person to do it. He is the furthest thing from a politician that we’ll ever see in the WH - he is a very intelligent, very creative, extremely hard-working, goal-driven businessman who, being a New Yorker’s New Yorker, doesn’t let what others think or say deter him from getting things done; unlike a politician, he measures success by results that you can see, touch or measure...not by polls or the desire to be liked.

“I think he recognizes the need to overhaul immigration...and he is just the person to do it, IMO.”

Oh, and btw, that is one (among) many reasons why they absolutely loath him - he’s destroying their gig. Ditto for exposing their corruption - whether involving money or power or both. These very same facts are why so many of the people who aren’t part of the power elite and never will be (and likely don’t even WANT to be), love him and support him like no one since Reagan (and, perhaps over time, he will even be more intensely revered...we have to wait at least another 10 years to find out).